The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-04-08
rOC.4L .HND PERSONAL.


Mr.. C. C. Linton, Of Johnstown, spent
few days in town this week.
The best assortment Of gents fine shoes
fsrav on exhibition at BarBers'.
Quite a number Of our people changed
4raf- place Of residence last week.
At this season Of the year, the man who
rr7phesfssIfns weather should be encour-
aEsd.
The ConkIin wagon is the best wagon
made. and is for sale by V. S. Barker &
Bros.
The atmosphere has been a little too cold
veto bring out the Spring loafer in all his
glory.
The borough fathers of Bedford have
concluded to purchase a SfIsby steam fire
engine.
Milton Hewitt, a Perry township, Fav-
cite county, fruit grower, has 800 barrels
ofappIss still on hard.
Two hundred men at thu Miller Brick
Works, fn Tyrone, on Saturday struck for
an advance Of 10 per cent.
Rupture instantly relieved by the use
of the celebrated Fry Truss. For sale at
Davfs0n's drug store.
John L. Sullivan the pugiIist, is billed
to appear az the Opera House, Altoona, to
morrow Saturday evening.
Jos Cramer, of Indiana county. is the
largest manufacturer of charcoal in the
State. He employs 200 men.
A test well tor gas or oil, at Wharton
furnace Fayette county, has been aban-
don-i at a depth Of 1. 500 feet.
w. p. Black has sold his Indiana, Pa,
Progress establishment to A. T. MOrehead,
formerly postmaster in Indiana.
a swan, measuring seven feet across the
Wigs, was shot one day recently, in tn
Petersburg, Huntington county, dam.
The Commissioners are having glass
doors put on the paper cases in the vault of
the recorders Office in the Court House.
Mr.. John SachIer, a former employee of
The Herald office, has given mp the printing
business for the purpose of studying law.
The bill to prevent the sale of intoxica-
ting liquor on Decors ton Day passed the
Legislature finally Tuesday of last week bv
vote II 100 to 4s.
The thirty-eiphth annual meeting of
The Medical Society Of the State of Pennsyl-
Yaufa, will be held 10 Bedford on June %
and 90 and July I.
"A f. Domer. the Somerset county Re
publican politician, recently convicted and
sentenced to prison for forging tax receipts.
has applied for a pardon
The boy or girl. who is regular news
paper reader. will grow up in Intelligence
and use good language, both in speaking
and writing, even with a limited education
AS soon as the cold snaps are over, give
the alleys, back yards, gardens and premises
iu genera thorough cleaning up. The
debris Of winter, should be carefully re
moved.
Mr.. William Ludwig, Of the firm of
Ludwig E Sons had the misfortune to
get caught in soma Of the machinery in their
wOolen mill. but we are glad to hear was not
seriously hurt
1t Is probable that the act granting
boGnties on the scaIps Of wolves. wild cats,
foxes. minks, weasels, hawks and owls, will,
iu whole or in TART. be repealed by the pre-
sent Legislature.
For an kinds Of fresh groceries, 90 to
the Sugar Bowl.
A pair Of gold spectacIss 10 a black case
were lost in this place on Sunday last. One
dollar reward will be paid to the finder To
whom they belong can be learned by iuquir-
ing at this Office.
The Postmaster General has issued a
circular letter to pOstmasters calling atten-
t0u to the advantages Of the special de-
livery system and urging them to commend
its Use to the public.
-Ez-Congrassmar. A II Coffroth's new
brick residence i'm Somerset was DESTROYED
by fire on Thursday morning Of last week
The building was valuable, having been
erected az a cost Of 50, 500 and was insured
for S. 200
Alexander RutIege, of GaIIitzin, died 1t
bis home in that place on Friday last, from
gu.usy. II" was about 80 years OF age and
brother Of Albert RutIedge, who was killed
in a coal mine at that place on the Thursday
previous.
William Embip, employed in a saw mill
al EanehtOwn, Clinton county, on Monday
last accidentally fell against circular saw.
His right arm was cut off and IT, top of his
skull cut 20 fragments, exposing the brain.
He is probably dead by this time.
New stock Of plain and decorated dishes
just received at Barkers'.
Remington Bros Of Pittsburg, the we'll
known firm Of advertising agents, have
moved their quarters to the new Penn
building on Penn avenue, near Se7enth
street. where they have more room to
transact their largely Increased business.
Miss Lizzie NJ. Bremier, former a teacher
o. the county, is canvassin0 the town for
Ben PerTey Poore's "reminiscences Of Wash
tons Life" 10 is a valuable work, exten-
ding over so years Of social and political
activity at the Capital Of the United States
Friday, April 22d, has been fixed by
Governor Beaver as ArbOr Day, and the
schools and citizens generally are called
upon to plant trees on that day. Should the
aaF prove unsuitable, adjournment to anOth-
er lime. as the citizens Of any locality may
determine, will be in order
Major William p Elliott died at his
nome in LewistOwn on Saturday last at the
advanced age OF ninety-four years. He was
printer by trade and the oldest in the
STATE For many years past. however, he I
Lal not worked at the case. He was the
founder Of the LewIstOwn Gazette He was
aPensioner Of the War Of 1912.
Bowl
John Campbell, Of Donegal, Westmore- I.
.ala county was in Altoona, last week, and 7